One of Europe's largest deep steep-sided chines called the Szurdik can be found in the village of Nyúl. The valley is 8-10 meters wide and is enclosed by walls 15-20 meters high, a narrow path leads through it. The loess wall next to it, especially on Vaskapu Road, is lined with cellars characteristically cut into the rock, some of them are 6-10 meter long, 2 meter wide structures constructed 100-200 hundred years ago. These cellar entrances made of stone and lined with bricks are very quaint and charming structures. At Szél and Sons Inn and Cellar you will have the opportunity to taste some quality wines (just remember to pace yourself, you are riding a bike after all.)

The church was built in 1792 in late Baroque style. Its main facade is classicist in style and dates back to the first half of the 19th century.

The town gained its Lutheran church in the 1780s. Built in late Baroque style based on the Old church in Győr.